Gold List Method for learning to L/T memory part two

Here is the second part of the explanation of the gold list vocab learning method I have devised. Unfortunately the link is dead. You don't need an excel version really anyway, as you'll be doing it by hand not in the computer if you take my advice, but as people regularly ask for this and I dug it up recently, you can get it off the Huliganov google group at http://groups.google.com/group/huliganov/web/goldlist.xls I'll be producing a template that is printable and putting it on some other service in due course. Please protect my authorship rights to this methodology by crediting it when copying on. Not-for-profit credited use is OK. I intend for any For-profit use to give rise to donations to highly-recognised humanitarian charities, in addition to the crediting of my authorship. It is not my intention to profit from the method, unlike the purveyors of the various short-term memory schemes, but to put it out for the good of people, especially people wishing to study and learn. It is all about optimising the long-term effect of the time spent in study, and giving the memory part of the brain a structured work-out in the way you would work out the muscles of the body. Languages are for life, not just for a two-week holiday.